May 29, 200620 yr comment_120087 Got this computer that came into work today from a produce store, They said that it wouldn't start. Opened the case and have a look at the inside of the machine($*#*($%(*^@()!@@!!!! People seriously need to get their machines serviced on a regular basis but they usually end up bringing it in when it stops working.. Report
May 29, 200620 yr Author comment_120097 It was bad, but not like this, This one took at least 5 minutes to dust out with the air compressor, The other 2 machines I have done in the past that came anywhere near this were, (1) Dental clinic machine - Full of tooth dust. (2) Plasterboard place - Full of plasterboard dust. Report
May 29, 200620 yr comment_120148 I just vacuumed my comp out.. it wasn't anywhere near that bad!!! :( Report
May 30, 200620 yr comment_120283 You can buy little vacuums...I think u can even get USB powered ones... And you can also buy cans of air...which as stupid as that sounds...works really well Report
May 30, 200620 yr Author comment_120299 Best way is with an air compressor, vacuums are useless, compressed air in a can is alright if its not mega dusty.. Report
May 30, 200620 yr comment_120363 And I'm sure that medicine man did this but i will just warn every1 else to have a GOOD water seperator on their air compressor to avoid moisture. Report
May 30, 200620 yr Author comment_120378 I've heard of people putting mainboards in their dishwasher to clean them before and they still work after. I think computers have more issues on the sunshine coast with corosion from salt spray than with a bit of moisture from an air compressor.. Report
May 30, 200620 yr comment_120389 Well I'm never letting anyone put a drop of water near my $3000+ computer and its what the computer shop sez so i would rather be safe than sorry just thought id pass on some advice, no harm. Report
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